Miramax Beats Out Blumhouse & A24 For TV Rights To ‘Halloween’ Franchise
David Gordon Green may have made “Halloween Ends” last year, but does the “Halloween” franchise ever really end? Deadline reports that Miramax Television emerges victorious in a steep bidding war against Blumhouse Productions and A24 for the TV rights to “Halloween.” The deal with Trancas International Films allows Miramax to…
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Crunchyroll Lists Variety of Horror-Themed Anime For Free Streaming in October
Summary Anime fans can enjoy a variety of spooky, Halloween-themed titles for free on Crunchyroll in October, including both classics and newer titles. The celebration includes such titles as Blue Exorcist, Corpse Princess: Shikabane Hime, Hellsing Ultimate, Is this a…
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Prodigy Gets New Life At Netflix After Paramount+ Cancelation
Netflix is getting back into the “Star Trek” business. Wait, you didn’t know the prized Paramount/CBS/Viacom property has a recent history on the global streamer? Yes, before it jumped completely to Paramount+ in 2021, “Star Trek: Discovery” was a staple…
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Baz Luhrmann Says TV’s “Episodic Storytelling” Renaissance Helped Him Reimagine His ‘Australia’ Film
One of Nicole Kidman’s most disappointing films may be coming back to haunt her. Following the success of 2001’s “Moulin Rouge!” the Oscar winner joined Hugh Jackman and reunited with director Baz Luhrmann for the 2009 period epic, “Australia.” The…
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‘Moon Knight’ Creator Quit, ‘She-Hulk’ Creator Sidelined & Company Undergoes Creative Television Rethink
OK, hopefully, you’ve just read our article on Marvel’s “Daredevil: Born Again,” which is going through a massive creative reboot/rethink/overhaul, etc., because Kevin Feige and the Marvel powers that be have decided the show—which was supposed to be a whopping…
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Born Again’ Creative Reboot & Massive Overhaul Of Half-Finished Season
Television is radically changing. Once lurching forward with an excess of content, something we called the age of #TooMuchContent, ever since the Wall Street about-face on Netflix and streaming (spring 2022), TV studios have been in creative overhaul mode, and…
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Clark Backo Descends Into an Underground Society in The Changeling Clip
Clark Backo continues her journey through New York's underbelly in this week's upcoming episode of The Changeling. An exclusive clip, which you can watch below, shows her character, Emma, visiting a harmonious and diverse underground society where no gender, race…
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Julian Fellowes’ Star-Studded Period Drama Returns To HBO This Month
Even if you haven’t seen one minute of “The Gilded Age,” you can probably guess the series’ vibe based on one name alone—Julian Fellowes. The man who gave the world “Downton Abbey” is the creator of “The Gilded Age,” and…
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Taylor Sheridan’s New Western With David Oyelowo Arrive In November
At the risk of repeating ourselves again, “Yellowstone” creator Taylor Sheridan has become one of the top TV creators in TV alongside Ryan Murphy, Shonda Rhimes, and other TV moguls. Unlike them, however, Sheridan tends to write ALL his shows,…
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Netflix Drops Trailer for Obliterated by Cobra Kai Creators
Summary Obliterated, the upcoming series from the creators of Cobra Kai, is generating excitement with its quirky plot and talented ensemble cast. Set in Las Vegas, the show follows a bomb squad team tasked with finding and disarming a nuclear…
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David Gordon Green Is Developing A “Naughty” ‘Garbage Pail Kids’ Animated Series With Danny McBride
When you look at David Gordon Green’s career, it’s really difficult to nail down just what type of filmmaker he is. Does he make indie films? Comedies? Reboot horror franchises? Yes, yes, and yes. Hell, he’ll also show up in…
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Netflix Splits The Award-Winning Drama Into Two Parts For Its Sixth Season
People just can’t get enough of “The Crown.” After years of awards season wins, the series has begun to tease its sixth and final season. Well, Part 1 of the final season. Netflix has decided to split the final season…
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